Great distinction!

True

Whatever , I will take politeness when it is given

What so I ain't allowed to judge people in my mind?

Damm

Honestly, I'll take fake politeness over open hostility any day...

Still better than Americans, those ones know no manners

​@DDD033 if you ever visit the USA, go to the South. They are polite. Not nice.

@@delia_watercolorswow since you mentioned this, I am 100% agreed with you. I’m live in Minnesota, 37 years and I visit the South a lot, biloxi, New Orleans, all parts of FL, st Louis (South ??)a common theme that I see is people are very polite, especially black people. I’m not sure they think of me, but I can see the difference clearly. The thing is polite is approachable, where if you’re being mean, people scare and just ignore. Maybe it’s the weather up north so cold :)

@@delia_watercolors I live in the south. People are nice and polite. The niceness stops as soon as you forget your manners.

@@AGGRESSIVESFANSew ☺️

@@yagirl3612I understand you may not agree with their views and comments, but you should have enough self respect and integrity that you don’t disrespect anyone’s religious or spiritual beliefs. That’s extremely screwed up and obnoxious..

@@christianbryant5617 they should have enough respect and integrity to keep their beliefs to themselves. Replying to random ass people about their religion is disgusting

@@yagirl3612 ok, so therefore I don’t want to see anymore LGBTQ+ parades because I think they should keep their beliefs and natural orientations to themselves.. Same thing. I’ll gladly accept someone who practices their own justification of understanding this world via spreading their gospel just as I accept anyone who attends pride. We can have it both ways.. you don’t have to put them down just because you don’t agree with their actions

@@christianbryant5617 bro I don’t gaf what you do. Hate gay people or don’t it doesn’t affect me. If they can spout whatever they want so can i. Disagreeing with me isn’t going to change anything or make me “reflect” or “change”. Gay people being gay isn’t violent. People don’t kill other people because they aren’t gay.

He said it in the nicest way possible. Hope she keeps having a great time, though.

​@@no.6377 😄...the Japanese way!

And I don't think she caught that

​@koschmx lol it's not the same. Americans are nice when we mean it and silent when we don't. The Japanese are polite in all situations and can be quite rude in their underlying opinions.

Exactly. They’re trying to spin it as a good thing 😂

I agree with her so much , wouldn't answer any other way.💯🤝🇧🇧

He said porightness

He also described Thailand.

@@DCLN433nice = you let people walk over you, you don’t respect yourself. Kind= you act and speak out of the kindness of your heart, not based other people. Polite= you act as you should even when you don’t want to

Instead of listening to clueless KZfaqrs about human psychology and behaviour you should read more academic material. This guy is learning basic behavioural definitions on KZfaq, fkn embarrassing 🤦🏾‍♂️

Yeah, honestly even knowing that people here (currently in Japan) might judge me, it's still a lot nicer than back home in Germany. You walk into a restaurant and there will be someone greeting you and assigning a seat for you. Often they bring you water immediately before you have even ordered something.

This is really only a west issue everyone else is doing fine

Weren't polite to Chinese or Koreans during the war.

@@binxbollingread the room bro

Idk what country in the west you’re from but Sweden is a very respectful country

What she does, or does NOT realize, is what anguishes me the most. The fact she could be *PRETENDING* to not know (whilst being unable to verify one way or the other), gets to me more than anything.

Yeah, we Americans are very upfront and "in your face." 😂

@@tjaspirecan’t stand that shit like stfu

Isn't that being polite? Nobody said you can't have an opinion, you just don't throw in people face that their dress is trashy or whatever. You're just being polite

@@farothorma774yeah that’s why the guy specified between polite, nice, and kind. They’re polite

Yeah... You can find a lot of videos of Japanese people making fun and talking about Americans who happen to know Japanese

This right here. I literally just came back from Japan, nice is not a word I would use. ..especially when you start getting deeper in the culture with the immense amount of flakiness. I was taught a term for when Japanese don't want to try hard to do something, but I don't remember it - it's a huge problem in some social situations or trying to grow social relationships with them. The bizarre thing about them is how much some of them can avoid making effort especially socially. But when it comes to their work and goals they're basically machines. It's just so bizarre to me. Then you see thousands of them in their cities having fun and drinking and enjoying each other and you're wondering what the hell is the disconnect. The language barrier is especially brutal if you're a social person from a different culture, you can effectively be blocked out. It is not a good feeling at all. In other cultures you can naturally just go and meet some people and then grow and tend to that garden. With Japanese, you can, it just feels completely different, more like a operation than something natural. It's like trying to twist their arms to get them to do stuff that happens naturally or normally in other cultures. It's not a disconnect, it's just that you're not Japanese... If they don't pull you into their fun and activities etc, then you're going to be sitting on the outside getting genuinely pissed off over time. So yeah nice as definitely not the word. But manners and being polite goes such a long way you can make you feel more peace at mind than other high stress environments like New York City for example.

Honestly, that's one major aspect the rest of the world can learn from Japanese culture. You don't have to be kind but definitely do be respectful

@@midulfinger1478 agreed, it is a very big deal and it bleeds into their services at least the general ones like trains being respectful of time and such. Then of course it goes out the windows with ludicrously expensive cabs, absolute bizarre signage and superlimited English once you get outside of Tokyo, the restaurants and places that simply don't care to update their communications to make it easier for others to understand, I mean everything good about Japanese is countered by something either intentionally vague or outright bizarre in disposition towards foreigners. Actually as I think about it, Japan is the only place that I know of that refers to others as foreigners. And other places they just tend to say where you're from You're an American you're a German you're this. In Japan you're not one of us you're a foreigner lol

It actually does mean nice in a way. Actually pretty obvious it means that in a way.

@@dontknow3949 I said it ain't nobody's really complaining. You could do a lot worse than the peacefulness in hospitality of Japan A LOT lot worse. Just at the more you get familiar with Japanese the more you find out the things that are really.. obscure and just get in the way. All good tho, japan rocks

and she knows it

You could tell she western

​@@GigaTyrone1OH no. Not western!.....

@@timesup6302 it's not meant to be positive or negative haha just an objective observation

@@GigaTyrone1specifically US

Thanks for that 😅

I'm kind but not nice and only sometimes polite.

Polite doesn't mean respect. Respect is earned. Polite is just being well mannered

​@aisnow5788 that's kind of how I feel haha, I care about those close to me and I am polite, but I also won't tiptoe around offending anyone if I'm just minding my own business.

⁠@@allahbless2278 He never said polite means respect. He said polite = showing respect. “respectful behaviors” towards other and within the context of a society, is commonly referred as “being polite” aka well mannered 😂

average american chauvinist:

日本人として 日本語と英語はかけ離れていて、コミュニケーションにすれ違いがあるので許して欲しい。 地域によるが、東京を含む地域は自分の思いを言葉にしない人間が多い。 せめて日本語、英語のどちらかがお互い完璧であれば、心からコミュニケーションを取る事ができると思う。

True. That 'society face' thing has gotten so bad, it seems.. ... that Japanese people often hide their inner fears, insecurities and even normal longing of companionship from EVERYone. **to the extent that some would find it easier to have an inanimate toy pet, robot dog or robot human'isque alternate.. that they come back to .. at home (if four walls and a roof makes a 'home', so to speak).

I had very different experience with Japanese people 🖐

Is this "social face" a relatively new thing? It feels so fake and force like no one wants to do it.

@@dudejoe8390 I read that "no drama". Idk what these people want 😁

@@dudejoe8390 It’s always been part of East, Southeast, and South Asian culture’s but Japan takes it to a whole new level

That’s what I inferred as well 😂 the amount times she says “like” solidified my opinion

Could be judging or jus thinkin she looks nice😂

Yeah that's my sister

@@whyumad_ mine too

Also her use of “literally”

Bimbo gajin !

Normal thing for US people to wear nothing and get sad about people judging them.

😂 I don't think so

​@@GabrielGarcia-300 We doo

@dddduu300 hoe fo sho.. I'm not attracted to women that dress like that. It shows a lack of self respect

Simp

@@Camryndawn22 you should look up the definition of a simp. Btw, you look goofy as can be 😆😆😆😆

Meglio così..🤐🤐🤐

​@@AntosShikr, why would you like to be besties with your co workers hahahahahahhahah

That’s true. I worked with Japanese. No matter how hard you try you’ll never fit in with their group.

I lived in Korea for 4 years and my coworkers and I hung out all the damn time. I would've thought it was the same in Japan. That sucks.

I have coworker and we are now best friends haha

So like filipinos basically 😂

@@Chocobohunter That's basically everybody.

​@@Chocobohunterthose Filipinos are like the mafia at work. They feed, kiss you ,love on you and then bring petty bullshit about you to your supervisor. Yet they cover for the BS their people do.

Polite to your face but keeps their toxic energy to themselves? Sounds like a pro more than a con.

@@kingi-sick2485 I guess so.

It may feel that way to a lot of people, especially older generations it seems, but a lot of people dress this way for themselves. It’s 2024, showing skin isn’t always for attention, sometimes it’s simply because the outfit looks nice or some other reason. 🫶

I dress similarly to this for myself, and I’m introverted. I’d rather not have the attention, but I understand a lot of people will stare when you wear things like this. Usually they won’t say anything though so it doesn’t bother me too much. 🤷‍♀️

​@@Just_a_bench111you're introvert but you dress like that bcz you want people to look at you to feed your ego. Quit capping. You don't dress like that for yourself on the outside, if you really was, you'd do that in your home, I bet mostly you wear pajamas or something at home.

🎉

Very underrated way of thinking!

Nah man, good to know what people think good or bad. Being around people constantly where you dont know what they are thinking makes you feel alone even though they are 2ft in front of you

@@crewboy23 To each their own. I fully understand your perspective and you’re right

nah man, I want people to talk shit to my face, no point leaving things unresolved

​@@thisgoddamusernamestoodamnlong when keeping it real goes wrong. Lol

I can’t remember where I heard it but I remember someone describing people on the west coast vs the east coast in the US kind of like nice vs kind similarly? Like someone on the west coast would see you with a flat tire and be like ‘oh wow I’m so sorry that’s happening, good luck!’ Whereas the east coaster would be like ‘you’re doing it all wrong you dumbass here let me do it before you kill yourself’ and will actually stop and help while you just kind of stand there getting dragged 😂 I have not lived on the west coast, but I lived on the east coast for 2 years and that part is accurate AF. I grew up with the very midwestern nice attitude, and it can definitely be two faced at times, so the east coast bluntness was kind of refreshing in a way? The polite vs nice vs kind thing is definitely interesting

yet, they are all very similar also

@@ijustneedausername6742 I grew up in the Midwest, lived on the East Coast for 6 years and currently live in LA. This is a very accurate description. LA is the most fickle place I’ve ever lived lol.

@@BrownEyedPrincess1 my two best friends are east coasters- it’s definitely a challenge to win them over but once you do, they are the absolute most ride or die people I’ve ever met lol. Like if I need help hurrying a body- I’m making a phone call to Philly 😂

Its normal in Asia, no wonder western are rude haha so freedom

It's normal to wear short dresses and skirts in Japan.

@@sonderexpeditions No it’s not, I’ve been to Japan. It’s also not normal to dress like a 304 with your t1t5 out. Japanese women have class unlike you western 304s!

@@NoName-ml3kt I used to live there as a uni student. Harajukus are a thing. But whatevs.

@@sonderexpeditions you’re a western 304. Nothing you say should be taken as credible!

He's going to have to book a chiropractor appointment after twisting his head that hard. 😂

Well outfits of that sort aren't usually worn out in the streets...bare legs are one thing but chest and depending on the area even shoulders are to be kept covered.

​@@AnonymityAmore like "The way she is" 😂❤

I would stare at her too till she's out of my sight

@@Nirotixwould you be ok with a gay man staring at you? You think it’s ok for straight men to stare at women

Its better than where I live, everyone's a prick and likes to start shit for no reason

Absolutely. Some will smile in your face but still. . . .

@@MarkDanger777 sometimes it’s nice when people just flat out say how they feel then being judging from behind but I get how it can be annoying

fake niceness is not the same as politeness or you're being redundant. its just manners, no different than being professional. if we're starting to have a relationship that 1 extra layer can be "fake" imo

Its politeness. You american people cant understand what is that.

I actually heard that japanese people think foreigners as filthy and loud. Is it for everyone or whites and east asians are exempted ?

Japanese are cooler but everyone is saying Japanese people dont want to be friends with Foreigners 😢

Is that a fact

​@@Ahsangill19 oh trust, in Japan, China and Korea (dunno abt other asn countries) if you're a foreign girl (even a local girl tbh) walking around in the "Insta babe couture" with everything hanging out, the staring is judgement and perving

The latter 🤢🤢🤢

@@milkboi1773no ur disgusting not everything is about men she could be lgbtq

​@@milkboi1773noo for herself and fashion

Right!! New Yorkers are not polite in the slightest but I’ve generally found them to be kind when the ish gets real.

Yes. Kind people are genuine and not always polite. Polite people are usually fake but want to keep the illusion of niceness. But you shouldn't care anyway what other people think, except a few perhaps.

Kindness comes from a sincere place. Being nice is a treatment you give to others, and others give back. Politeness is having manners

I wonder why... 🥲

Is inappropriate to dress like that in Japan specially with her body type. If it was a tall skinny model it would look good but this is just a bit trashy for japan.

​@@hg77777 Do I need to tell you in which clothing Japanese women are sexually harassed?

@千本桜 not really, that clothing is a trashy in a lot of Asian countries. Many people in the west find it trashy too

Because she is dressed inappropriately

she is showing way too much skin for Japan especially in the daytime 😭

@@wildbill6366 no she would be perfect for brothels in holland or germany

@@wildbill6366 nah id ask how much for a night if i saw her in vegas. thats what she looking like

I judge it a 10/10

Japanese people are too addict of being normal. Being normal doesn’t mean you’re completely normal.

See he's nice

They bring in the views

That's not true, i feel most of his interviewees are super chill. However, I can see how this womans dress might be a culture shock for the locals, though 😂

Is sheet a baddie?

Just about to comment this 😅!

Japan is a perfect example of how a person from homogeneous society can be raised to be polite yet still be a racist asshole.

Maybe he likes her

And that’s the best way to be.

That’s good right

Tell her to find their Twitter accounts, then everything will be revealed. Japanese Twitter is crazy just like American Twitter

i was seriously looking for a guy to comment on this, (not a pretty girl)

You can feel the difference from someone who is genuinely kind and doesn’t hate gaijin and also feel the difference from someone who has respect for you

@coveringfish good because I'm planning a trip to japan

I’m confused. How would u like strangers in public to act around you??

Because that's how everyone around the world behave, no? ? Maybe only in your country where people will treat you like shit. Or maybe you look different than what their culture consider as normal, such as having tattoo. For sure everyone disrespect thugs and aggressive foreign people.

Japanese women have no curves. Lets be real lol

thats true but thats not the only reason

I agree with this

She is dressed like she is going to a nightclub

Japanese women dress very moderately- I would say her outfit here is a bit less conservative than Japanese standards

Yeah she looks ridiculous

There are a bunch of people in shorts in the video lol

For reals don't bring that kind of stuff over there, I don't want them to turn into how people are in america

She’s just wearing a dress?

@@claggor6378no

it's because she's the only person in that area who's wearing short dress i think people in japan don't usually dress like that

Because she’s wearing a bra in public! 😂😂😂😂😂

Only because she is half naked.

She's hot

​@@dukes70She's not even wearing a bra. There's nothing underneath that

Can’t see it from the front, it’s not a bakery, but her outfit is revealing lol

@@badzula93 hardly

@@badzula93 it’s legit not that revealing bro you see legs n arms

Baking pancakes maybe lmao

@@JonathanGonzalez-jz4td revealing compared to Everyone in the background, I’m not even saying it in a negative light, but people could be looking cus she is simply dressed out of place

Nah deadass I was coming here to comment that😭

U beat me to it😭

japanese ice spice

Not gonna lie I thought she looked like her too 😂

????

He was exemplifying as she was saying it lol

I would look too,

Who? I didn’t see anyone staring. They were all just walking by have a look at the interview.

Lmao

@@leonardopab5i mena there’s literally a camera crew and interview going in I think it’s completely normal to stare…

She hasn't been around them they are not nice trust me just forced to be polite.

I learn this working in a Asian nail salon

Shes right.

Watch King of the Hill. Khan and his wife will show you the true essence of mean Asians. I do love their unique features though, not just their eyes.

@@sharissharee-pm2kqsounds like a lot of generalization

she's making herself stand out too much

Its no wonder people are staring at her.

Everyone is like “Why is that guy interviewing a foreign hostess in broad daylight??”

My thoughts exactly smdh

Definitely getting attention for every Japanese guy and girl 😂

wonder why, maybe wearing LESS will do the trick

​@@stevenc2149 she dresses how she wants and, even if she had chosen a less revealing outfit, I can assure you she'd be getting stares anyway. it's simply because she's a foreigner. I've been to Japan so I kind of know what it's like

Cuz she is practically naked. Any woman can do that if they want. Takes no skill

@@stevenc2149why are you so focused on what she is wearing? Weirdo incel

Probably because she's basically wearing a babydoll.

Yes theres already multiple comments from weeks ago that say this lmao

@@perc3136 I usually don't bother looking through comments, I just watch the video and comment then move on ¯⁠\⁠_⁠(⁠ツ⁠)⁠_⁠/⁠¯

@@lanfanslostarm9784 mmmhmmm

We all do that, come tf on.

That’s the point if everyone acted out how they really felt people would be fighting and arguing every single day

It's true lol

Yeah Japanese people are extremely racist and prejudiced!! Why else do you think there is so much homogeneity there?? It’s because they don’t like “outsiders” or people who are “different”

I caught that remark to, he asked same question twice. 🤔 😅

Everybody secretely judges. Being kind, nice, polite, means you don't let your judgements affect how you treat people.

If anything most people who have lived in japan said they are not accepting of outsiders unlike Americans who are some of the most welcoming people overall. The good part about them Japanese is they are less criminal though but certainly I wouldn't say friendly inclusive people.

yeah like no hate i was literally thinking they should do it on someone who doesn't have pretty privilege or someone who is fat from their beauty standards there in japan

Swear to gawd 😂😂

@@tonyrawlings2704 Tbh there probably that many people that are more on the round side in Japan just because of that very reason, I doubt he will ever encounter someone like that

​@@tonyrawlings2704 she's literally fat by Japanese standards, and that amount of cleavage is very offensive there. I think she looks amazing and it's great she's so confident, but pretty privilege is not universal

What do you want? Them to look for someone “ugly”? Like wtf “you’re ugly can we interview you”.

🤣🤣😂😂

Nah fr 😂

What do you mean? I don’t get it? She has good posture?

​@@angelsky6869no, she's making people twist their necks when they keep looking at her cause she's that attractive.

@@BornInsane0people see her being interviewed on the street which isn’t very common in Japan….. so they are turning their necks thinking she’s a celebrity or something. Not necessarily for her good looks.

And dress modestly too

@@mesutaasim36781) psh, “dress modestly” what is the fundamental belief of this modesty… that female features should be muted. Honest question. No one tells a masculine form to dress “modestly”… not even sure that’s possible. 2) politeness & kindness are two different things, I believe that’s what interviewer in this video is saying. Polite is a social act, kindness is personal.

She didnt say nice. She said polite. That isnt the same thing.

@@mesutaasim3678not really, you can dress Modestly and still be mean person

@@mesutaasim3678 scared of seeing half a boob?

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Speaking of... Anybody know her @? 😃 Let's be polite, guys

@@darwinmarc907That’s what I’m saying my g

It's literally the exact same thumbnail as every single one of his other videos....just say she's hot.😅 wtf.

He only hunts the hot ones. I don't think he's capable of speaking to anyone who isn't a smokin hot babe.

Some amount of pedos in Japan as well.

It's rather similar in the south. At least before roughly 2014. Normally it was considered "southern hospitality" where people were just often nice regardless. Since it felt good to help others and others being helpful if you ever need it. Some may gossip about the situation later to have idle banter worth with friends, Most of them would be genuinely nice since they are often paying it forward due to someone else being nice to them in the past and enjoying the sort of "kind, thoughtful, and helpful" society they had created and think being nice and helpful is fun and fulfilling to make someone else's day better and more enjoyable. Similar societal thing in japan where you just keep up the standard so that it normally feels better. A lot of that stuff sort of got washed to the side once people pushed a more "mind your own business" mentality and saying or doing something only to get something in return. In new york and California, the nicest thing a person will do for you is ignore your existence.

@@Kiobaobeen from SC i totally agree.There’s still Southern Hospitality here but it’s less and less these days.But still way better than up north lol

@@pipercity I agree as someone who has lived in the south and spent a fair amount of time in the north. Normally still nice, just less likely to be over the top where you think about the situation later and think "man that person was really nice and I'm glad they helped/went out of their way for me". Especially with a lot of people taking advantage of said situations and being more selfish or just less ability to help, like people used to, in the past. A lot more people are struggling now after all haha.

So their fake an two faced

true, I used to live with two Japanese guys in Australia (both are studying General English). they're probably the most polite, and nicest guys I ever met. hell, one even gave me a free hair cut, but ofc i tipped him xD

This reminds me of mizukage in Naruto shipp. Outwardly fine apologizing and being passive for stuff but inwardly cringing, hyperventilating, having a fit, losing her shit, going through all the stages of grief, after coming she gains acceptance and feelings washes over her. And then, the next big something that will grind her gears is swung, not again! And her internal monologing spins all over again.

This is the deception.Let a war break out.

Lmao

It’s the quiet ones you have to watch out for, they’re savage af 😂😂😂

Fr she fine asf

@@Pr4y4pl4gues oh i see the simps are already here

@@Pr4y4pl4guesI wouldn’t go that far, she’s a 7 at most

@@Man_fay_the_Brubros a 3

@@Man_fay_the_Bru nah it’s not the looks it’s the confidence

😂😂😂😂😂

What is the problem? Are you saying that you live in Japan and still want to be treated like a tourist? It's normal to be nice and friendly to tourists because they're not used to Japan. But once you get used to life in Japan, it is only natural that you will be treated strictly by the people around you. That's what it means to live in a different country. This is not limited to Japan.

Theres always + - no matter where you live

​@@dewaeryadi7776my balls ,the USA is flooded with immigrants , even in the old rust bucket cities , their treated as human beings not an invader .learn hou ignorance is heavy.

@@asdfghjjhgf I agree, but sometimes people just don't want you there period. Like America we're full. I encourage more of them to move out

Nah, she never said “kind” - she says nice three times. Then, he draws the comparison between nice, polite & kind, saying each word is different. She agrees Japanese culture is “polite” but maybe not kind. And she’s actually pretty kind in the way she expresses that, never accusing anyone and giving people the benefit of the doubt A brain she’s got, even tho she dressed like a thot

Reminds me of the old guy in blade runner selling noodles like a younger version of him

She's not dressed like a thot. Don't be an incel

Love this comment he made. I lived in Japan for 7 years, and there is DEFINITELY a difference between those 3, and Japan made me realize it.

Western women don’t understand how important the image is that they project. She looks like a street walker. I wouldn’t be surprised that many Japanese are politely judging her.

Source?

​@@apeekintimewwii atrocities

@@apeekintime Google dear.

Source: trust me bro

I thinks that's everyone in general

Giga chad🤣🤣🤣

Omg I just wrote that before I saw this 😂😂😂

@@buyhighselllow8398 no

Called this comment light years ago

He staring hard!!!!!😂

Nah man it doesn’t matter what you look like or where you from or how you dress they are creepy asf you ain’t living in japan it ain’t like the anime and idk why you gotta fit in with the Japanese dress code that s pure bullshit

Yess bro so aaa make man and woman scared and so dare 😂 ,no wonder japan are crazy about sex don't play ii

Yes, for sure. I mean, she can wear what she wants, but she can't expect people not to stare in these clothes.

And she is very beautiful

My thoughts exactly

Men of culture we meet again!

😈🤣🤣🙏💯

😂😭

Unfunny

Everyone’s really nice here. That’s because you have big hooters.

They're just staring because she's hot

I mean I don't think anybody is that racist to think that human nature is different in different countries lol I guess she was talking about superficial characteristic of Japanese compare to Americans🤔

America is ammetica, japan is Asia so america need to understand 😂 if not maybe we don't want to talk about you

​@@afizi1213 tf is ammetica

@@user-el8th7oo8i Yeah, like cultural norms are different. because they are different cultures.

Cringe. Anime picture ofc

Easy to tell you're American

@@claff4573 I don't get it

Yeah she certainly looks like

@@juancah0118304 means HOE

Her forehead?

​@@tpsam nah she looks a bit trashy or from the hood. No disrespect but her hair isnt well done or straightened and she wearing a short slip dress in broad daylight looks like one those sleep gowns her accent is definitely kind of ghetto and she wears long hoop earrings. I give her props for having confidence in who she is though. This is just from first appearance, she could totally be a chill person in a better day or something 🤷‍♀️

“Ohhh” - is what I said when I read this comment. Then when I tapped to see the reply - double burn 😂😂😂

Her eyes, for sure... :)

la carra, bonita

Its a cultural manner to act polite and reserved which leads to another issue. Bad behaviours with the amount of talking behind people's backs is more common, which can lead to rumours and false information

Yeah just because someone doesn't menan their good people and you realize if we didn't live in nation with government, law, regulations, and in a society these people will probably nurder you for a small disagreement or a joke

Wauu bro look they look, its rude not polite, japan see it As a liar culrire

Same shit people over complicate everything

​@@afizi1213 gurl what?